You can slowly integrate the dog to others. Find somebody who you know that lives close to you and has a dog (let's call it Spot) so that you can go around to introduce it. However do not stick them in a room and expect it to be okay. You must keep your dog shut in one room and excite him. Play with him and make sure the other dog is excited too. If all goes well they should bark. Your dog might not like this at first but soon enough it will become apathetic to the barking (when excited). When you dog is okay with the barking then it should not be as startled when the next stage is introduced. Take the dogs out for walks. Put your dog behind 'Spot' with at least 10 metres of space. Do this frequently for 5 minutes a time. Keep doing this and reduce the space between the dogs. (You will want to get your dog used to the smell of 'Spot' so get an old sheet and rub 'Spot' with it until it smells strongly. Leave the blanket where your dog usually sleeps - in it's bed preferably - and it will get used to the smell of dogs.) Once your dog is more comfortable with this dog put it in the same room as 'Spot' and keep them together for several hours. Again do this regularly and soon enough your dog will be okay with the smell, look and noises dogs make. Make sure your dog is introduced to other dogs on a lead before you put them together, otherwise it could end up with fighting, depending on how docile/vicious you dog is.
Tell that dog to heel and lay down or go get a treat for that dog.
This is because your little dog thinks he is the dominant dog and he can control all the other dogs. Its not a good thing.
Get your little dogs to socialize with as many dogs as possible, and they hopefully your little dog will start being friendly around big dogs.
Every dog wants to be pack leader. If they feel threatened or intimidated by another dog they may growl or bark to prove dominence. Other dogs, usually smaller, weaker, elderly or younger dogs, are less of a threat so there is no need to show dominence.
because the big dog has a bigger mouth and the smaller dog has a smaller mouth.
The big dog is the mother of the little dog.
It depends on the type of dog. There is no hard or fast rule for big or small dogs' barking. It just depends on the breed of dog.
Sometimes if dogs bark at each other alot, and then jump on each other, It's just their way of saying hello. Playing in a rough way. But, if they bite, scratch...etc then... Mabye It's just because the big dog is intimidated by the small one... I'm no dog expert though...
Type your answer here... The best dogs for training are big dogs,like labradors,big dogs are easy to train,small dogs are harder,a hard dog to train is a chihahua
It depends on what kind of dogs you get. You can get a bull dog and a lab and they might not get along. You can get a small and big dog and they might not get along. It depends on what kind of dogs you get. You can get a bull dog and a lab and they might not get along. You can get a small and big dog and they might not get along.
it depends on the dog
for a dog your skills are: to control the dog, clean the dogs poo, and give the dog a walk.
They're big dogs with big hearts!